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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-30

j. U. hEeu, ING CoIohel, IS Captain
the Pioneer Patriarchy OF the West.
DR.. W. 7. Anderson, Of Cleveland, tn
surgeon, is a promising young Homeo
pathic physician. ana
Bro. S. ?. Hylton, Of Springfield, kill
two birds with one stone, attending tn
convention and Visiting his sweetheart.
". 0. Bowlea, editor Of the Signal an
author Of the regimental scheme, wa
unanimously rendered the Colonelcy, bu
declined. The boys Gay Mr.. Bowles ia to
modest for luck, aEH
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BIBLE SOCIETY WORK,
Kev. MIR. Lambdin's Final Report Of his
#H.l.ty Lnbors. frH
Tho following report explains itself:
III WHEELING, June 81.

~ .'--- = . ~, = = = - =,
WHEELING, June y.
Rev. DR.. Cooke:
nv DEAR srR:-After complet;ny n
BibIe cauvas Of eipht months' duration
and affecting a dietribntion Of MANY HIM.
dred COPIES Of Gods work throurbout tbs
t;ald n the Whaal;n, and 0h;s Gonntv
BihIs socistv I dee,n 4 In. nroner to IN.
forno tho neon,a as IN Tho resuIt ctta;nad
This eity and eonnty has bean csn vsssei
savara, ,;msa hv colnor.en,, NJ tha anY.
iliary Bibln sociefy Int never bafora in
;ts h;storv hos ths s,crsd scr;ntvrss bnd
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Nitro Glycorine Explosion.

CLEVELAND, June ga terrific explo.
sion occurred at Findlay, O., to-day, the
nitro glyccrine factory Of E. N. Mccoy
blowing up. There was nearly 1000
pounds Of the explosive in the building.
The conclusion caused the people
Tor miles around to think that
an earthquake had occurred. The
factory was blown to atoms, but fortunate.
ly nobody was near enough to be hurt.
Somebody with a spite sgainst the
proprietor made fuse and placing a cap
il the cleaning tank where the stuff was
caused an explosion from a distance. The
damage was not great. f ~ ~
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage OF tho Water and, Movements OF tho

Stage OF tho Water and Movements Of tho
Tho steamer Fashion got away for Gin.
cinnati late yesterday afternoon, having
on board all the freight she could possibly
The steamer George Stricken, which was
sold at Point Pleasant last Saturday at
United States Marshal's sale, was BUR,
Chased G. Tor e 200 BY Captain George ".
: o, The daily packets Telegram, Abner
oNeal and Princess, we're running yes.
terday IN the Darlington, steubenville and
Bellalre tsadeo respectively, but unlesa
there ig q rise in tho very near future
they will be forced to 80 10 bank. The
sand bars are showing up very fast, M
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TusRE will be grand temperance rally
at Gaston's Orchard, Point Mills Station,
on Thursday afternoon end.evening, June
80. Prominent speakers and good music.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson and others viii ad.
drees the meeting. j.. Melvin Richards
and others will sing. Ice cream, cake and
lemonade for sale On the grounds. Come
one, come all, and spend pleasant alter
noon in the country. Excursion Cd rcil.
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BELLAIRE.

" =. . Dr.
All Sorts OIL Local News md Gossip from the
Glass City.
Mrs. Alex. Wiley ia visiting relatives
here. ss
A great many ornamental iron fences
are being putup on Gravel Hill.
An alarm Of FIRE yesterday was caused
by slight blazs in paint shop near City
Hall. -
Will Mills now has position at the
chemists laboratory Of the Bellaire steel
works. 54.. (
Some Of the Bellairo window glass
works do not find the wire nail suitable
for their work.
John D. Baker and D. B. Crafty will
have charge Of the new window glass
house at Findlay.
Mr.. Thomas E. Kerns and Miss Cora
King were married Tuesday evening at
the German Church parsonage.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Heury Over and q, ".
Dickens will go to Europe. The former
will 90 in a few weeks, and tho latter at
ONCE. IL =
Norton's milk wagon had wheel
broken yesterday against building on
Thirty.eighth street, which stopped the
runaway horse.
Samuel Moore and ]. Z. Sterrist have
been appointed citixsns' committee to
look after the interests Of the people who
are to pay for the paving OF South Dol
mont street. The Council has also ordered
curbs and sidewalks repaired on Thirty
seventh and on Noble street, south of In.
dian run, as it has been resolved to pave
those streetp, too. Thirty-seVenth street
can hardly be paved till new water pipes
are laid for the descending main.
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Through TIE STATE =,
Accidents and Incidents In West virginia
l. 3i and Vicinity, AXE

~
l. }l and Vicinity. lg73
There Ia a good prospect for the estab.
liahment OF q creamery at GAINESVILLE In
the near future. f. za4s7a,l.
Hon. Gene Sullivan, Ohio State Bank
Examiner, Is in Belmont county this
week investigating the condition Of the
banks there. ~
The caisson for the 6rst river pier oithe
Ohio River Railroad bridge across tho
Great Kanawha has been completed, and
q large force OF hands are now kept busy
day and night making tho excavations.
The dwelling house OF B. F.. Grim, OF
Calhoun county, with all its contenta,
was destroyed by fire. LOGS about 5000,
The origin Of the fire Ia unknown. The
family was away from the place at tho
time. 49, I..slF 4 iq
Hon. Il. R. Howard, Of Point Pleasant,
Grand Master oil the Grand Lodge A. F,
& A. N. Of this State, has accepted an In.
vitation to lay the corner stone Of the new
public school building In Huntington on
tho Fourth. liygl :" as35
Bernie Fl. Camden, non OF Dr.. r. D.
Camden, Of Parkersburg, was the success
iul competitor at The examination held a,
Point Pleasant few days since unde,
Congressman Ohas. Edgar Hogg'a direc
ton, for appointment to the U. s. Nava
Academy at Annapolis. He is II years old
A few nights since a fire occurred a
Graysvll!e, Ohio, that caused considerable
loss and damage. The cause OF tho Ere Il
unknown. The people were aroused by q
heavy explosion and found the store Of ]
NJ. Chris.y wrapped in Aameu. 1t and lie
contento were destroyed, also house or
an adjoining 10. belonging to Ad. Slack,
The explosion was caused by the powder
IN the atore. Ohrlsty had an insurance oil
$500; Slack 5000. F5aE %l7E|
Robert F. Morris, OF Mason county
while passing through bis barn lot, wal
attacked by two.year.old Jersey bull
and severely gored, the horn OF the bull
penetrating hin abdomen in the centre
Immediately above the cresa.bone, OBJ,
ltqueing to the left, laying bare the alb.
dominal riscera, some eight inches, when
the horn OF the bull struck the haunch
bono Of tho left side, tossing Mr. Morris
several feet in the air. ',g7H
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Four,h az univ Erourrio,,nD, nnte,

3|.7F FUuFth OF 1Uly Excufrluh KITES. y
E1cursioa tickets will be sold between all
ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines
West of Pittsburgh, on July 2, aud 4, good
to return until July 5 inclusive, at one fsre
for tho round trip. No excursion tickets
will DO sold to adults at less than twenty.
fiye cent?, nor to children at less than
fifteen cents. ay.s Il b, t.sTl,II
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Div. Pasa. Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.

For further information apply to Agent
OF Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, or to
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Commencing Sunday, June s, and cor.
tlnuing every Sunday Until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excureion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of s. 50, and to Washington. Pa. and
return at 81 o.. Trains leave at 5 and
$40 A. ", returning arrive at 7 and Ii 10
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2 4 Typewriter for 81 80,

Some ingenious inventor has devised a
Typewriter which is to the old style ma.
chimes much Whist a Waterbury waite ia
to clock. 1t is csllsd the "World" Type.
writer, and was patented Last year. It
writes Rs neatly as a 500 machine and ia
very easily learned. Anybody can oper-
ate 1t and tho price, 81 80, places it within
the reach OF anybody. S{ias J. B.'Nilson
has the agency for Wheeling, and 1t can
be examined at her store. One Arm at
Pittsburgh haa sola 800 maehinea Of this
make in short time, 40 5' NJ.
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WE IRE daily receiving New Novelties
in Suitings, Pantaloonlngs and Over
coatings, which weure prepared 10 make
up III llrst.class style At reasonable
prices.
Our White Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.eulorccd front nnl back, ut
50 cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line OF Balbriggan I'm.
derWear from 81 W q suit upwards, at
G. HESS u SONS,
1921 l. 1928 Market Street.
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Typo.writors Chem.

We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These mschines have
been taiep in exchange Tor tho matchles1
Caligraph, and will beuold cheap. Writera
tor rent and Tor sale on monthly install.
menta. Call on or address for circulars q.
EDWARD L. ROSE Il Co., vs.,
FL # IS Twelfth street,
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TherInom eter Record,

AS reported by Christian schnepf, drug
sist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAM 9A.A. l2I.D SEX. 7P.n
CO.. $50 9oi N' s4o
Weather lair. nsl6 .l,.. ~
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GEDNEY HousE. Nrw roR1y.

Broadway and Fortieth 1treet, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House md Casino
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust
meas men or families. European Plan
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant. q IL SO t't.5SSi,5i'5 30 $500.
GEN. DAN. MAoAuLEY 4 ". B. BowRRs. i
TThBtW ;;ii:,Sls- 81 q. " ~, 'I70it
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Indications.

WAsnlserok, D. O., June S0.-For WeBI
Virginia, southeasterly. winds, fair weather
nearly stationary temperature.
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MoundBville Camp,

On and after July l, the Baltimore &
Ohio will run special train to the
MIl,oundsyiile camp grounds, leaving
wheeling at 6:l0 r. N. daily, except Sum
day - --.--- 2 ~. = =. 8. - ?
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LOOK out for the Knights Of Pytit.a
arade Monday, July i, The Fifth Ohio
K giment, Colousl sslgwick commanding,
i'll take part. y
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DoS'r forget the competitive drill at
the knights Of Pythias picnic, July 4. be.
tween Silver Cross division, Of Zanesville;
Csdiz division, OF Cad'z, and Iyanhoe di.
vision, OF 6teubenpille. ,IE ..'il..
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Fourth Of July Excurslons. (

The Ohio River railroad will sell excur.
sion tickets to all stations on their roc]
July 2, 8 and I, returning good July S, in.
clusiye, Of ono fare for the round trip,
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Vim the Picturesque u. j. o. to Atlantic City
iass. md Cane May, July Z,

VIZ luo IIcLuEcsquo d. - VI 10 |AtlaHIlc lily
md Cape May, July7.
The Baltimore & Ohio aignalizes its On.
trance into Philadelphia by an excursion
Thursday, July 7, to Atlantic City and
Cape May, the most noted seaside resorts
in the country. This is the grandest ex.
cursion ever offered to the public, in
volving ride over the Picturesque line
Of Americas" along the beautiful Poto-
mac, through historic Harpers Ferry,
Washington, D. c., Baltimore and Phils.
delphis, and at rates within the reach OF
everyone who enjoys travelling. Train OF
Parlor Cars and East Lake Coaches will
leave depot, Wheeling, W. Va, at 500 A.
", arriving in Phi,adelphia at S:45 =. n.
Next day passengers will leave on any
regular train for Atlantic City or Cape
May. Tickets will be good for ten days,
with ston.of privilege ut Washington
City returning. Fare-ior round trip
For further information apply to Agents
OF Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, or to
i5t E. D. SMITH,
Div. pasa. Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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PRIZE shooting and prlzs for best ten.
PIN rolling, at Zion Benevolent Society
picnic, at Mt. EelleTiew, Saturday, July3.
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MRs. NINA NEuIr, the German poetess,
dyea, cleaps and curls ostrich feathers In
the best manner. No. 81 Twelfth street. !
TTds W
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THERE will be q regimental drill at the
ialr grounds July ! at 1880 =, NJ. by the
Filth Ohio regiment, uniform rank,
knights OF Pythias. 'tE.'1'1 ID :
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pitthhurrh md Ratnr1,

GALL on or address to NJ. Neuer, the
practical optician, IS Twelfth street, in re.
ference to your spectsc}es. 50 -,
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There will he Fourth of July celebra-
tons at Columbus, Mount Vernon, Chi.
cage Junction, Deshler, GAINESVILLE, Ma.
panee, New Concord, Mansfield and other
points on the limo. Temperance picnic at
Burr's Mills. The First Regiment, Ohio
National Guards, will be ncamp st Wash
inRton O. q, The RACES at Columbus
commence July 4. ;,,.1'' :,
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NOTICE.

IN iFtga 20 ajs7s 1851 is.ttErt ~ Tl7 10 VI
q All persons desiring Privy Vaults. Cess Pools,
etc.. cleaned, will dnd It. 10 their interest 10 call
on K. NJ 9ILLELAND, who has secured the right
10 use the II, A. Noble OdoIless Excayator In this
city and vicinity before employing any other par.
ties. lie can DO addressed by letter ut No. $3.50
Eof street, or by Telephone. Terms reasonable
l'y the II. A. Noble process Vaults aud Pools eau
be cleaned In tho day time without there being
any offensive odors, Mr.. Joseph Leineweaver Il
not now In my employ. ~ 80 issi IeS8
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Oyer 100 Yarletlsa
OF the purest and best toilet soaps made
by Colgate 4 Go. Cashmere Bouquet the
lataniard $1sp 40 siss, W IIi,I.;r-I1
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TO THE SEA SHORE.

The Maryland Jockey Club recommend
st. Jacobs Oil for horses. .i5l
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Gn4Np Chinese dance and children
drill at 81, Belleyiew, Saturday, July .. ]
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT I !, 4
FUNERAL NOTICE

Tho members Of Ohio City Lodge No. 80. =: 4 A
NJ, Will meet at their lodge room this tThursdayl
forenoon at 10 O'Clock therp. TO attend tho unera
OF Brother W. r. Garrison. Members Of BIslel
7IT''g l0'sf'T 'I77T "A d'iI5 II. WtLLIAM5, ". N.
THEopohy sNopaRAss, Sec'y. G1giIlA je3O
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CROCK breaking, sack race and foot
racing, at zion Benevolent Society picnic,
at Mt. Belloview, Saturday, July 2. E
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a Nj. a D. sMl1u, Idaho, N. G., cured
rhermatiEm with two bottles Of St. Jacobs
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on and after to-day we will close our
Store at O'clock L. A., Saturday ex.
copied. JACOB ". GAUBB,,~-,-"
JeWeler.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONl
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DI ,TRlBIJTED
Louisiana State Lottery Comnanv

A1ouAoAoAn oCato Aottcry company.
Incorporated in lsGs for Is yesrs BY the Iepisla.
turo Tor Educational aud Charitable purposes, with
capita! q u GOO 0oo-to which 4 reserve fund al
over $3.50 90 has since been added, - - ~ ~
BY an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made part oil the present State Coustttution
adopted December I'd, A. D., 1871 1 ''s'
the people OF any State. Sls - SN 49, ~ -
NHeptr scc!o Or postponu.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings ,ate
place monthly, and the Semi.Annual Drawinvs
regularly every si1 months June aud Dccernber6,
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE. Seventh Grand Drawing, Class G, In the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, July
L., 1S87-%00sh Monthly Drawing. -. = "
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Capital Prize, $3.50. 900.
Recommendations arc Ten Dollars only Halves
gs5E' Is. Fiiths, 81. TenthS Al 70

2l79 Prizes, amounting Ooo
Application Tor rates 10 clubs should be- maoe
only 70 ne Office Of the Company In New Orleans.
hos IofeT sini9smaaon w!ite clearly, giving iul
or Now York Exchange In ordinary letter. Chr,
reacy BY Express lat our e1pense) addresscdf, :,
81 N. a. DAUPHIN, q
o,u n,r,o,,,,, ,T,,sG; New OrleAnS, La, 4
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Tourth Of ] uly on the u. s O.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell round trip tickets to aud
from all all stations on its Trans-Ohio Di-
visions, including Pittsburgh, and to all
points on the Columbus 4 Cincinnati
Midland Railroad, including Cincinnati,
at one fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be good going July 2 3 and 4, and
will be good returning until July 5, inclu.
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L. S. Goon& %. sell Dry Goods cheapest,
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-01-20
New Railroads.

The Union Pacific railroad recently filed
with the Secretary of State thirteen char
ters, about covering the State generally.
The charters were for the Concordia, Chap
man & FL Dorado road, running from Con-
cordia to Ell Dorado; the Lincoln q Nebras-
ka, from Lincoln, Kan, to the north line OF
Smith County; the Lincoln & Great Bend.
from Lincoln to Great Bend; the Lawrence
burg, Belleville e Colorado. from ConcOr-
dia to Belleville; the Lawrence, Ell Dorado
& Texas, from Lawrence to New Kiowa;
the Mcpherson 4 Gulf, from Mcpherson to
the north line of the State, and branch to
the south line; the Minneapolis Stockton q
Pacific, from Minneapolis to the north line
of Norton County; the Lincoln, Russell &
Santa Fe, from Lincoln to the southwest
corner of the State; the Hays City &
Southwestern, from Hays City to the south
west line of the State; the Blue Rapids,
Clay Center & Solomon. from Blue Rapids
to Solomon; the Seneca, Onaga q Man
haitian, from the north line of the State to
Manhattan, and the Beloit, Mankato & Grand
Island, from Beloit to the north line of the
State. These lines are all to be tributary
to the Union Pacific. The same men are
directors of all the proposed lines.
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MISCELLANEOrN

THE Brooklyn grand jury was investi-
eating alleged irregularities in the city gov
ernment short tune ago.
THE New York World of the 18th called
on the Republicans to unite with the Dem
ocrats and elect Roscoe Conkling United
States Senator.
DANIEL THOMAS, Of Easton, Pa, and
family, consisting Of himself, wife and five
children, recently ate canned clans for
supper, and all were taken violently ill.
Some Of the family ate the clans raw and
others stewed. All who ate them raw We're
the most affected.
A DISPATCH from Kankakee, Ill, a short
time ago said that wild freight going east
on the Indiana, Illinois & Iowa railroad was
ditched by a broken rail near Sepebury.
The wreck caught fire, and Conductor Don
Baker, who was asleep in the caboose, was
burned 20 death. Four cars of -four were
consumed.
A CHINAMAN at Yakima, W. T., recently
blew up two of his countrymen with dyna-
mite cartridge.
THE English Governmentchas lately de-
cided to purchase 10000 additional horses
and 10000 Mannlicher repeating rifles, to
be ready March /.
AT the New York Coal Exchange dealers
recently said that if settlement of the
strike of the coal handlers was not effected
very soon nothing could save that city, New
England and Northern New York from a
coal famine. There was not more than a
weeks supply in New York City, and every
channel had been stopped and there is little
possibility of the resumption of traffic until
great damage had been done and thousands
of men discharged, hundreds of factories
shut down, large sums lost by untitled con-
tracts and great suffering for all
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PERSONAL AND POLITIChL.

THE executive committee of the United
Labor party, of Cincinnati, O., met the other
night and adopted the platform of the
United Labor party of New York, with
some changes necessary to Cincinnati.
LORD IDDEsLEIGH, better known as Sir
Stafford Northcote, ex-Premier of Great
Britain and recently cabinet minister, died
suddenly on the 18th.
THE Chamber of Commerce at Boston re-
Gently adopted resolution opposing the
Interstate Commerce bill in its present
shape, objecting to the "long and short
haur' clause, and favoring the appointment
of commission.
The reception rooms of Chamberlain S
Hotel at Washington were crowded on the
evening of the 18th by brilliant assem-
blage of alumni of Yale College and in
vited guests gathered to honor President
Dwight. The reception was followed by a
banquet. The President was not present or
account of his health. All the members of
his cabinet were present except Secretary
Lamar and Attorney General Garland.
Chief Justice Waite was also present.
GOVERNOR JOHN A. MARTIN delivered his
biennial message to the Legislature of Kan
sas on the 18th.
A COLUMBUS CWis.) dispatch recently
odlu ludS CA-OOkc dIl0S L. LSWlS WAS
stricken with paralysis. One side was
completely disabled. He was not expected
to recover.
In the Republican caucus held at Spring
field, Ill, Farwell was nominated for United
States Senator to succeed General Logan
The Democrats nominated Morrison.
THE President gave u reception to the
diplomatic corps on the 18th.
THE position of Queen of the Gypsies in
the United States was recently given to the
sister of the dead queen, Miss Lucy Stanley,
who lived near Evansville, Ind.
JAMES ]. JACKSON, Chief Justice of Geor-
gia, died on the 18th.
THE Democratic caucus held at Sacramen-
to, Cal, on the 14th, to nominate Senator,
resulted in the election of George Hearst
on Che first ballot
BIsMARCK's army measure was defeated in
the German Reichstag on the 14th and he
Immediately read an imperial message dis
solving the chamber and fixing February
81 for the holding of general elections for
the new Reichstag.